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Česká
Lípa is an old town,
whose roots go back to perhaps third quarter of the 13th
century. Its strategic location - it was founded on the crossroads
leading to the territory of modern Germany - has since helped develop its crafts
and businesses. In the 18th
century it was one of the most populous Bohemian towns. With time, the
town became a crossing or six railway roads. Now there are about 40.000 inhabitants
in Česká Lípa. |
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Town hall
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Aerial town photograph |
(built in 1906 - 1907, in modernist style) |
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(with the Holy Trinity from of the year 1681 on top, in the 18th century a sculpture of the region's patrons added) |
Augustin monastery
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the west side the monastery is adjoined by a cloister and corner chapel. |
dominant point of the recreational zone of the town square (since 1837) |
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(was founded between banks of the Ploucnice river in the 13th century) |
Church of St. Mary
Magdalene![]() (is said to be built as early as in the 13th century, however in the 16th century it was rebuilt in the late Gothic style) |
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Church of
Ascension of The Holy Cross
(Gothic church built in 80-ies of the 14th century) |
Kounicky house (with baroque stone coat-of-arms Kounicu and with two water-lily in red field) |
Red house
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